How to watch the Galaxies Showcase 2025 and learn more about the new game from ex-Destiny developers

Galaxies is about to make its stamp on the industry with its first showcase, sharing new looks at games from development teams all over the world.

The era of the all-rounder showcase is all but dead after the sad collapse of (RIP), and as many gaming companies go the way of with their structure (and who can blame them after a major ), it feels as though there’s nowhere to go to see gaming companies band together for announcements that span every console, platform, style and genre. Thankfully, though, we have a few third parties out there keeping it real, and one of them is about to deliver some real treats.

A new champion has pulled up a chair as the Galaxies Showcase 2025 takes to the internet to share its brand new hour-long showcase featuring appearances from Konami, Krafton, Saber Interactive and more. It’s going to be a show to remember, and if we’re lucky, it could turn out some next-level new-gen games we didn’t know were about to become the next big thing.

So, how exactly can you watch the Galaxies Showcase 2025? Here’s what you need to know.

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How to watch Galaxies Showcase 2025

The Galaxies Showcase 2025 will begin at 11am PDT / 2pm EDT / 7pm BST on Thursday, April 17. This news has been confirmed by Galaxies' channel schedule, revealing that the showcase will last for two hours. It is exclusive to Twitch, and you can tune in by following the link below.

The show is hosted by Outside Xbox’s Jane Douglas, and will feature a new look at Team 17’s Wraith Ops, Remedy's FBC: Firebreak, and more from AAA teams and indie developers. Developers behind , and come together in Legion Studio to share a new look at their Fantasy FPS title Covenant, which is set to be a genre-bending and bizarre experience, so you’re not going to want to miss what the team has to say.

fans had best not miss the show, either, as the showcase will also be sharing an exclusive new look at . It’s a stacked event that will earn its runtime, and will be worthwhile to tune into, whether you’re keen to pick up any of the games shown or just stay in the loop of gaming both in and outside of the AAA space. The Galaxies showcase 2025 is going to be a big deal, and if we're lucky, it could mark a return to form for the collaborative showcase in game. We're hoping it does for the nostalgia alone.